Madden '09 on the Wii is a pretty solid example of the pros and cons of being a Wii owner, as the game takes huge advantage of the console's unique controller set-up and diverse fan base to offer up a variety of gameplay options and innovative game experiences, while suffering from the system's less enthralling aspects, like lower-powered graphics and a under-featured online mode. But if solid, enjoyable game play is more important to you than high-end graphics or being taunted by 12-year-olds, you can't go wrong with what Madden '09 is offering up. Next year the non-franchise modes need an update though. And we better get NHL '10 on the Wii.
"With another Super Bowl played and a full year of data reported, how many hours have Wii owners played Madden NFL 08, Madden NFL 09 All-Play, and Madden NFL 10 in the last 365 days? Let's take a look!", says CoffeewithGames.
If any of you own any of these Madden NFL Wii games, or even Madden NFL 11, are they games you would recommend to other Wii owners that may want to give a football game a try?
I only rented Madden NFL 07 on the Wii, and didn't spend enough time with it really.
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Coffee with Games says, "Well, football season ended Sunday night with the New Orleans Saints' big win. After the game I thought, 'I wonder how the Madden NFL Wii games are doing with the reported stats?' Let's take a look."
Manning didn't even go congratulate Drew Brees immediately after the game, he skulked off the field.
Oh, sure, he played the default, "I called him" card later that night.
I'm glad to see Wii owners not playing the kiddie Madden NFL 10 garbage EA dumped on them.
